Stuffy Nose Essential Oils

The trio Peppermint / Niaouli / Eucalyptus globulus : 3 optimizing essential oils to use in diffusion or breathing against a stuffy nose, to help you breathe better!

We combine:

-1.8 cineole, expectorant and mucolytic

-terpenes of alphapinene, expectorant

-ketone (menthone of the peppermint), thinning effects on the mucus

> A better breathing by: 

• Diffusion,
• Breathing.

This synergy is not suitable for asthmatics or people suffering from hormone-dependent diseases or liver disorders

Properties of these 3 stuffy nose essential oils

Eucalyptus globulus, decongestant of the nose. This essential oil has a powerful action expectorant and decongestant (thanks to 1,8-cineole). It will thin the mucus and allow its expulsion from the respiratory tract to clear them at best. Alpha pinene, a terpene in this essential oil also has expectorant activity. In addition, 1,8-cineole has an anti-inflammatory action targeted at the ENT sphere. It will also be of certain effectiveness in the elimination of viruses and bacteria sometimes responsible for this respiratory symptom that is the stuffy nose.

Niaouli, eliminates viruses. This essential oil brings to this synergy molecules with a balsamic effect (terpenes such as limonene). 1.8 cineole + alpha terpineol = a remarkable antiviral action that will help to overcome colds, bronchitis and other flus often at the origin of the “stuffy nose” effect. Niaouli is therefore essential to this synergy for complete virus elimination. In addition, the Niaouli, with some molecules similar to those found in the essential oil of Eucalyptus Globulus, strengthens its decongestant power. As a result, it will help to clear the nose effectively.

Peppermint, constricts blood vessels. The menthol of this essential oil will immediately clear the nose by providing a feeling of freshness. In addition, the peppermint essential oil brings a ketone to the mixture: menthone. This category of molecules is known for its thinning effects on mucus: it will be thickened and can thus flow more easily out of the nose.

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Diffusion:

– Babies: Do not diffuse essential oils in the baby’s room.

– Prefer cold diffusion. Use a mist or an electric diffuser. Avoid using perfume burners. Indeed, heat may degrade essential oils.

– Do not diffuse essential oils in a room during sleep. Diffuse the essential oils into the room no later than 30 minutes before bedtime.

– Diffuse essential oils for periods of time not exceeding 20 minutes in a row if you use an electric diffuser.

– Always ensure good daily ventilation of your rooms. Do not diffuse in confined unventilated spaces.

– Do not breathe in the essential oils above the diffuser.

– Avoid diffusing essential oils too close to varnished or painted surfaces, as they may alter them.

– Store your essential oils bottles in a dry, cool place, away from light to preserve all their properties.